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eee PAGE TEN THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1947 On The Air Tonight and Friday TORONTO TORONTO CKEY CEL (NBC-UBS) 740 BUFFALO WGR (CBS) 550 BUFFALO WBEN (NBC) 230 TORONTO CJBC (MBS-ABC) 1010 TORONTO CFRB (CBS-CBC) , 860 TORONTO OSHAWA CHUM CKDO 1050 40 BUFFALO WKBW (ABC) 1529 THURSDA ¥ EVENING 00--N 0 ba WSEN-- WOR WKBW--CKEY 6:00-- Victory Parade :00--CBC News CJBC & CKDO 6:00--Ranch Boys CFRB 5 05--Make Believe Ballroom CKEY po 10--Interlude WKBW 6:10--Sports News CJBC 6:10--Novatime CFRB HH 10-1240 Sports Review CKDO 6:15--Jim Wells, Sports WBEN 6:15--Blackstone CFRB 6:15--Sig. Smith Sports WEBW 6:15--Iroquols Revue WGR 6.15--News; Farm Market Sum. CBL 6:15--Jumpin' Jacks CK . : '15--Bulletin Board CJBC 6.30--Jim Huntei--News CFRB SS arn a Hubbell, Sports WGR 30--Serenade CBL § 30 presenting Harry Horlick WEKBW 6:30--Jazz Highlights CJBC ht tre Sn :30--Music el 6 20_Wes Newsresl Sports crRb High Newsreel 4 it Trout--News 6:50--Did 3 6:55--CBC Commentary 7:00--Headline News 7:00--Supper Club 7:00--Vincent Lopez Orch. 7:00--Lorne Greene, (News) 7:90--Mystery of the Week 7 g---Jony The Troubadour 7..00-- New: 7.00--H1i News Hit Parade 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:15--Elmer vis 7:30--Mystery a the Week 7:30--Mr Keen 7:30--Professor Quis 7:30--Melodic Moods 7:30 Make Believe Ballroom 7:30--Toronto 0 Frontiérsmen 7:30--Slim Bryant 7:45--"Points of View" 7:45--Moon Dreams 7:45--Home Folks Frolic 8:00--The Aldrich Family 8:00--Harmonies 8:00--What About Alcohol? 8:00--Suspense 8:00--Popular Playhouse 8:00--Salon Concert 8:00--Lum and Abner 8:00--Help Wanted 8:15--Christian Science Views 8:15--Nell Le Trio + 8:30--Money a 8:30--Fisher and' Whitteker 8:30--Burns and Allen Show 8:30--Drama Workshop 8:30--John and Judy 8.3)--F.B1 In Peace and War 8:30--Norman Cloutier Orch. 8:30--Town Meeting of the Air ok: 8 j15--Renny Baker ow 55--B enry, News §00--Dick Haymes Show WGR--CFRB 9:00--Music Hall CB 100--So The Story Goes 9:00 These Modern Composers Ly 9:08--Music 9: i$3--J 2a Jamboree 9:15--Homes for 9:30--Adven. of Boston Blackle SFRE 9:30--Jack Haley 9:30-- Wayne and Shuster Show os 9:30--Gypsy Nii JBC 930-80 Nou Want to Lead a Bed 9:30--Fashions in Music 9:30--Bert Niosi"s Orch o Bo-Crime Phoiographer 10:00--Abbott an ostello 10:00--World Security Workshop WEKBW 10:00--Edmund Hockridge Show CJBC 10:00--CBC National News CBL 10:00--Voice of John Citizen 10:00--Terry Arlen 10:00--Radio Readers Digest 10:15--CBC News Roundup 10: 15-- Wishart Campbell Sings 10:30--Along the Sports Lane 10:30--Eddic Cantor Show 10.39--News 10: BL Evenuiar 10:30--That's Finneg; 10:30--Fantasy in Melody CJBC. WEBW 10:35---Ontario Holiday CFRB 10:40--Joe Chrysdale, Sports 10:45--Earl Godwin 10:45--Dance Orch. 10:45--Press News 10:45--Johnny Burt, Planist 10:45--Lloyd Edwards 10: 35 Readimens 11:00--News WKBW -WBEN--CKEY --CFRB 11:00--Dominion Network News CJBC | 11:00--Vancouver Theatre CBL 11:00--News Reporter 11:05--Tips 'n Tunes 11:10--Rexallites 1:10--Interlude 11:15--Claude Thornhill"s Orch. CKEY WGR CBL OrEE 11:15--Rainbow Rend. 11:15--Joe Wesp 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:30--Story of Music 11:30--Juillard School of Music 11:30--String Sextet 11:30--Musical Interlude 11:30--Music Room 11:35--Dance Orch. 12:00--News NR WEEN: CFRB- WERE 12:00--CBC N CBL--CJBC 12 00--News---Say It With Music 6:45 . CKEY 12: 051 Dorsey Orch. 12:03--Design for Listening 12:30--News 12:55--News FRIDAY MORNING 5:50--550 Rangers 6:00--News 6:00--News--550 Rangers 6:05~Top 0' the Morning 6:10--Clint Buehlman 6:30--Farm Service & Weather 6:30--Press News 6:30--Music on Parade 6:45--Gospel Singer 6:45--News and Noveltunes 7:00--Hit The Deck 7:00--~CBC News 7 0 jews Musical Clock 7:00--New: WBEN 13 05--Tio. "roc Tunes 7:05~Top o' the Morning 7:10--~Weather Reports 7:15--~Clint Buehiman 7:15--America's Top Orch. 7:25--Howard and Shelton 7:30--Press News 7:30--News--Musical Clock 7:30--Hecadlines C 7:30--CBC News and Interlude 7:30--News Reporter w 7:30--~Texus Rangers 7:35--Fun at Breakfast WBEN WBEN CBL--WBEN WGR CFR 3 wi 7:45--Music On Parade 7:55--Melndy Highlight 7:55--~News 8:00--Volces of the Stars 8:00--Martin Agronsky 8:00--Jim Hunter--News 8:00--1050 Roundup 8:00--News 8:00--CBC News 8:10--Livestock Review 8:10--Hal Kelly Sports CHUM WBEN--CKEY CBL CFRB CKEY CFRB 110:25--Hymns of all Churches WEKBW erRB Afe WBEN Ss | 10:30--Kate Altken | 10:30--Ethelwyn Hobbes 1 10:35--Hollywood | 10:45--Music in Marchtime | 10;45--Joyce Jorden, M.D | 10:45--Novelette | 11:00--Consumer News | | 11:00--Breakfast in Hollywood WEKBW | 11:00--Morning Varieties | 11'00--News | 11:30--News | 11:30~Chuck Wagon Serenade DO | 12:00--N. Shore Farm Digest 8:15--Morning Devotions CBL 8:15--~Clint Buehlman WBEN 8:15--~Coffee Time CFRB 8:15--Music on Parade WKBW 8:15--Musical Clock (Stu Kenney) CKEY 8:15--Three Treys 8:30--Press News 8:30--Cliff Edwards Show 3:30--Musical March Past 8:30--News WKB 8:30--Two-Ton Baker 8:30--Roving Reporter . 8:35--1050 Roundup 8:40--Percolator Parade :45--Gospe| inger 8:45--Music for Friday 8:45--Music on Parade 8:55--CBC New! CJB 9:00--Church yg the Wildwood ORDO 9:00--Unity Viewpoint CHUM 9.00--News OFR8-WBEN-WORsCHEY WGR CKDO FT HIATKY TODAY Biltmore -- "Her Kind of Man" 1.00-3.34-6.05-8.26-10.30. "God's Country" -- 2.19-5.03-9.45. Last complete show 9.45. Marks -- "The Time of Their Lives" -- 1.45 = 350 = 6.00 - 8.05 10.15. Last complete show, 9.30. Regent -- "No Leave, No Love" ~1 50-4.05-6.30-9.00. Last com- plete show 8.40. 9:00--CBC News 9:00--Breakfast Club WEKBW---CJBC CKEY $:05--All Time Hit Parade 9 :05--Honeymoon in New York CBL CFRB 9: be! 9: 15 Winter Wonderland 9:15--Early Date 9 30 Morsing Melodies Incorporated Mle Classics :45--Treasury Salute WBEN :45--National School Broadcast % 9:45--Relux and Listen Revue CHUM CEKEY 10:00--Vest Pocket Var. WBEN 10:00--Ann Adam Homecrafters CFRB 10:00--Give and Take WGR 10:00--Maurice Bodington CJBC 10:00--My True S'ory WKBW 10:05--Make Belleve Ballroom CKEY 10:15--Nelson Olmsted WBEN 10:15--Dept. of Highways Road 10: 15--Farnde of Bands 10:15--Sus Booke! 10: 17--Southiand Sin ing 10:30--Road of Lif 10:30--New: 10:30--Evelyn Winters 10:30--Midmorning Melodies Revue Melodies CKDO acts and Rasnions SL WEKBW--CJBC 10:35--Mornin, 10:35--Food 10:45--Listening Post 10:45--Jane Weston 10:45--David Harum 11:00--Fred Waring Show CJBC--WBEN CHUM CKEY 11:00--Arthur Godfrey CFRB--WGR 11:00--Road of Life 11:05--Make Believe Ballroom 11:15--Betty and Bob 11:15--Big Sister 11:30--Melody Parade 11:30--The Hollywood Story 11:30--Aunt Mary 11:30--George's Wife 11:30--Jack Berch Mus. Show 11:30--Grand Slam 11:35--Stork- Club of the Alr CI 11:40--"Household Counsellor" 11:45--Ted Malone wi 11:45--Lora Lawton 11:45--Voice of Memory 1 11:50--News FRIDAY AFTERNOON CKDO 12:00--Kenny. Baker hi 12:00--Roving Reporter 12:00--News--Music 12:00--BBC News 12:00--Kate Smith Speaks 12:00--Pictures in Melody 12:05--Pick the Hits CKEY 12:15--Luncheon Musie CKDO 12:15--Reading Between the Lines, Dr. Frederick A, Hodge 12:15--Farm Broadcast 12:15--Lucy Linton 12:15--Aunt Jenny HUM WBEN--CKEY i CBL | WGR CFRB 12:30--Luncheon Club 12:30--Press News 12:30--CHUM Valley Folks 12:30-- Lorne Greene (News) 12:30--News 12:30--World at Noon 12:30--Ontario Farm Broadcast 12:30--Rom. of Helen Trent 12:40--Your u.t of the Day 12:40--Hollywood Reporier 12:45--Luncheon Mus CKDO 12:45-At Your Busi CJBC--WKBW | 12:45--Westward Ho! CKEY 12:45--Big Sister 12:45--Our Gal Sunday 2 :50--Music_Box 1:00--One O'clock, Varieties ' News 1:00--Women Today in World x 1:00--Sketches in Melody 1:00--Blig Sister 1 00--Bauknage Talking 1:00--Rom 1 Toma J ig Pops 1:05--Rhythm Rend. 1:15--Charm School of the Air 1:15--Ma Perkins 1:15--Powers Charm School 1:15--The Happy Gang 1:30--Alan Roth 1:30--Modern Kitchen Dr. inging Land ers' Corner 1:45--S8tringing Along 2:00--Novatime 2:00--Klernan's News Corner 2:00--Today's Children 2:00--Celebrity Time 2:00-- News 2:00--Easy Rhythm 2:00--Piano Masterpleces 2:00--Second Mrs. Burton 2:00--Meet The Band 2:05--Stu Kenney Show 2:15--Quarter Hour Concert 2:15--Melody, Inc. 2:15--~Woman in White 2:15--Jack Berch Show 2:15--Ethel and Albert 2:30--Bride and | Groom Joan Balrd :30--Pop Concert Styles in Song :30--The Lone Journey or Showume 40--Betty Crocker "45--Ridin' the Ran 45 lane of the World 45--Dr. Pa ul 3 45] of My Dreams 2:45--Tropicaca 3:00-"Parade of Melody 3:00--1050 Matinee 3:00--News 3:00--Tello-Tes 3:00--Life Can "Be Reavy) 3:00--Ladies Be Seated 3:00--Make Mine Music 3:05--Stu Kenney Show 3:10--Western Songs 3:15--Melody, Inc. 3:15--1050 Matinee 3:15--8Salon Concert 3:15--Ma Perkins 3:15--Lucky Seven Quiz 3:30--News CHUM 3:30---Woman's Page 0 of the Air WKBW 3:30--Meetin' With Keaton WGR 3:30-- Music' A La Carte CJBC 3:30--~Pepper Young's Family -~WBEN----CBL 3:35---1050 Matinee 3:45--Right to Happiness WBEN__CBL 3:45--Melody, Inc, WKBW 3 45--Lucy Linton CFRB eorge Barnes Octet CJBC 4:00--Four O'Clock News CFRB 4:00---1050 Matinee CHUM 4:00--News WEBW-CKEY 4:00--Hit Review CBL 4:00--Backstage Wife WBEN 4:00---Tommy Bartlett Show CJBC 4:05--Club 580 CKEY 4:10-Romance in Rhythm CFRB 4:15--1050 Matinee CHUM 4:15--High Tiae CKDO fade lnc Var tella as 4:15--~Women"s News Commentary CBL 4:18--New Homes Wanted CBL ¥ 2: 2: 2: 2: 2 2 2: 2 2; CFRB WBEN---CBL WGR 10:00--Terry Arlen Show 11:30--L. 11:30--Blue Barron Orch, 4:25--News 4 i ad Jones 4:30--New: 1 30--The. Sea Hound 4:30 -Familiar Music 3 :30--Recltal 4:35--1050 Matinee 4:40--Matine. Miniature 4:45--Tea Dance | 4:45--Adven, of Perry Mason 4:45--Young Widder Brown 4:45--Dick Tracy WKBW- 5:00--Superman 5'00--~When A Girl 5:00 News 5:00--From the Classics 5:00--Amer. School of the Air 5:00--Terry and the Pirates Marries 5:05--Studio Party 5:15--Muslc by Cugat 5:15--Portia Faces Life WBE! 5.15--Bob Eberiy and Gart Trio CPEB 5:15--Sky Kin ng WKB 5:15--Famlily Favorites 5:15--Drum Major on Parade 5:25--Gondola Sidelights 5:30---The Waltz Lives On 5:30--Just Plain Bill 5:30--Jack Armstrong 5:30--Bouquet for You CFRB 5:30--Sleepy Time Story Teller 5:30--News 5:30--Veterans' Varieties 5:30--Make Belleve Ballroom 5:45--Spothight on Song 5:45--Front Page Farrell 5:45--Lanny and Ginger 5:45--Remember When 5:45--Musical Program 5:50--Art Young FRIDAY EVENING 6:00--Press News 6°00--Adventure Assignment 6:00--Victory Parade 6:00--CBC News CJB! 6:00--News WBEN.WGR-WKBW - SREY 6:05--Make Belleve Ballroom CKEY 6:10--Sport, News, Mus, Prog. CJBC 6:10--Interlude WKBW 6 10--Tune Time CFRB 6:15--Jim Wells, sports WBEN 6:15--Your Appointment Book C£00 6:15--Iroquols Revue 6:15--Blackstone, the Magician ox 6:15--Sig. Smith, Sports WKBW 6:15--News; Farm Market CBL 6.20--Safe.y Clinic CJBC 6:30--Singin' Sam WBEN 6:30--Musical Memories CKO 6:30--3% Time WKBW 6:30--Jim Hunter--News CFRB 6:30--Serenade CBU 6.30--Ralph Fiupbell Sport WGR 6:30--Jazz Highlight: CJBC 6:40--Wes. McKnight Sports CFRB 6:45--BBC News CBL 6:45--Lowell Thomas WBEN 6:45--Robert Trout--News WGR 6:45--High Newsreel CJBC 6:45--Armchair En ores WKBW 6.50--Did I Say That? CFRB 6:55--CBC Commentary 7:00--Loulse Thomson 7:00--News 7:00- -Suppexr Club 7:00--Skl Tralls 7:00--Headline News 7:00--Lorne Greene (News) 7.00--Carl Trevors Sings 7:00--Mystery of the Week 7:05--Make Believe Ballroom 7:05--Music of Manhatta~ 7:10--By The Way 7:15--Perry Como 7:15--News ot ihe Worid Yile--Candlelight Music 7:30--Inter. House Party 7:30--Music for Moderns 7:30--Make Belleve Ballroom 7:30--Sparkle Time 7:30--The Lone Ranger 7:30--Len Hopkins' Orch 330 ~Mystery of Je Week 7 35811 Bryan 8 '00 -Baby Snooks Show 8:00--Pop Concert 8:00--That's Finnigan 8:00--Highways in Melody 8:00--The Fat Man yBc_WKBW 8:30--Alan Young Show WBEN--CKEY--CJBC 8:30--Norman Cloutier CKDO 8:30--Adven. of the Thin Man WGR 8°'30--Lucky Listenin® CF] 8:30--This Is Your FBI 8:45--Kenny Baker 8:55--BIll Henry, News 9:00--Press News 4 :00--Light Up And Listen 9:00--The Ginny Simms Show WGR 9:00--Alan and Me CBL 9:00--So the Story Goes 9°00--Pcoyle Are Funny 9:00--Break the Bank 9:00--Ontario Panorama 9:08--Music hi 9:15--Record Review 9:15--Homes for Vets 9:30--Waltz Time 9.30--Western Tralls 9:30--Victor Record Album 9.30--Durante and Moore 9:30--The Sheriff 9:30--Cliff Lock's Orch 9:30--Music to Remember 9:55--Champion Roll Call M [10:00--Music of Manhattan 10:00--Mystery Theatre 10:00--It Pays To Be Ignorant 10:00--CBC National News 10:00--Hermit's Cave 10:00--Champlonship Fight --CJBC--~WEKBW 10:15--CBC News Raundup CBL 10:30--Bill Stern, Sports WBEN 10:30--Ann Sothern in '"Maizie" WGR AL 10:30--Songs for You CFR 10:30--Your Amer. Sports Page WHER Corus CKDO 10:30--Allan Roth 10:30--Ni ews 10:40--Joe Chrysdale Sports 10:45--Gov't Talk 10:45--News 10:45--Plano Moods 10:45--Dance Orch. 10:55--Headliners 11:00--Prairle Schooner 11:00--~Dominion Network News IBC 11:00--N WKBW-WBEN-CKEY-CFRB 11:00--News Reporter WGR 11:05--Tips 'n Tunes 11:10--Interlude 11:10--Rexallites 11:15--Joe Wesp 11:15--Late Sports 11:15--Claude Thornhlill's Orch. 11:15--Rainbow Rend 11:15--Joe Hasel, Sports 11:25--Late Sports Column 11:25--Footnote 11:30--World's Great Novels Elgart Orch. 11:30--Winnipeg Drama 11:30--Music Room 11:30--Musical Interlude 11:35--Dance Orches CJ 12: 0 News-saY it With Music to 12 00--CBE News Bulletin cIBE--CBL 12:00--News CFRB-WBE! 12:05--News Summary 12:05--J. Dorsey Orch. 12:05--Signed Beasley Smith 12:30--News 12:30--Three Suns Trio 12:45--Lee Sim. 12:55--~News GUNMEN _ Toronto, Jan. 15 -- (CP) -- Taxi- driver Robert Clarke told police early today that he had been robbed of $65 by two men who had threat- ened him with an automatic pistol after he drove them to a city ad- Today's Short Story LIP STICK-UP By Maude Norman THE wind Whipped in the open car window d the tears on Rose-Ellen's he ed cheeks and rioting in her brown hair, "Serves you right, you little fool," she muttered, "for taking things for granted, but--" -the tears started again-- "he said he couldn't wait to see me and all ~--Illustrated by Dare Chambers A voice grated, "Move over sister --fast. tne time he was still in love with Kate." Her mind searched fran- tically, seeking some solace for her pride. She had always loved Steve Wilson and had started writing to | him when Kate was too busy with her other boy friends to bother. Gradually the tone of his letters had changed and she thought he was seeing her as someone sweet and desirable instead of just Kate's young sister. Then when he announced he' was coming home to take over the management of his father's business, Kate's interest had re- vived, but Rose-Ellen remained | | confident she was the one he now cared for. But why, oh why, did she have to be so impulsive and greet him as she had--certain'y he had re- sponded. But later she had heard him say--'"Kate, you have no idea how happy you make me." She stamped her foot in helpless fury. Running out to her car as she "had and driving wildlv through town wasn't helping any. She would have to return to witness his happiness and Kate's triumph. She was approaching the city's outskirts, when as she stopped for a red light the door on her side of the car opened. a hard round abject pressed against her side, a voice grated. "Move over, sistor--fast!" Rose-Ellen opened her mouth but a vicious jab turned the in- tended scream into an agonized gasp. "Keep quiet, sister, and you won't get hurt. One peep--" An- other jab completed the sentence. Rose-Ellen had always pictured bandits, if she thought of them at all, as weazel-faced or beetling- orowed, flashily dressed. This one looked like an ordinary citi- zen--clean shaven, wearing a nlain dark suit. Then he looked at her and she shuddered. His slack eyes were expressionless. But as they ran over her. sliding 'rom frightened blue eyes to soft white throat, down to slim ankles, a gleam came into them. "Say, you're a slick chick," he approved. "Guess I'll take you along with me. You've got class." "Who are you," she guavered. "Why did you get in my car?" "Now, don't tell me you're beau- tiful but dumb," he mocked. "l got in because I needed a car. I'll tell you the story of my life later. Relax, Baby, Rr 're not gonna get hurt. Not if you're a good girl, Say, you've been crying, ain't'cha. What's the matter? oy friend give you the brush- -off? Well, you've got another one." His hand caressed her knee. "You, and me are gonna have fun, Baby." Fear gave courage--and inspira- tion, 'm not worrying about him -- now," she murmured. "We were always quarreling. He wanted to marry and settle down, but wanted excitement -- adventure. I ran away from him and you came along. on't you think 1 should know. your name if we're going to be -- friends?" "Some call me 'Handsome Dan'. he smirked, "Although I really ain't handsome." "Oh, but I think so. You're so dark and romantic looking." Basking in her supposed admira- tion, he was alert enough to grasp her hand as she opened her hand- ag. "Whatcha got in there?" "Nothing but powder and lip- stick. a pencil and my wallet with my driver's license." "O.K. Here, give me that pencil. [ wouldn't want you writing any notes to slip to someone. It ain't that I don't trustcha, Baby, but 1 gotta be careful." "Don't be silly," she smiled, busy with her lip-stick. and pow- der-puff, "I'm having too much fun to do such a thing. Will you take me to*a real night-club and buy me beautiful clothes like they do in the movies?" "You betcha -- clothes -- joo!s --all the money you want--What a break! Me finding a dame like rou." She gave an excited little laugh and nestled against him, urging, | "Faster -- go faster. » | The car leaped ahead. Suddenly a siren sounded behin" them. | "Dammit," he swore, "The cops. | and me with no license." | "But I have mine. Pull over and | I'll take the wheel. Don't worry, we'll only get a tickst for speed- in; "No tricks," he warned. "Re- member, I've got this gat handy. Rose-Ellen felt the bandit's tense body relax as the trooper handed back her license, then tense again as instead of the ex- pected ticket, a revolver appeared in his hand. She gave a gasp of relief, then heard the trooper's shout as something struck her side and darkness descended. A happy Rose Ellen held court the next cay with Steve, her par- ents and Kate her admiring audi- ence. "Thank goodness the bullet just grazed your side," her mother ar- ranged the pillows more comfort- ably, "ard it is high enough that it won't prevent your wearing a bathing suit. "But you need not have been hurt at all if you hadn't misunder- stood when I told Kate I was happy because she told me vou loveq me." Steve's smile belied his stern words. "Tell us, Rose-Ellen," Kate asked curiously, "How did you tip that trooper off?" Rose-Ellen laid her cheek against Steve's hand. "Oh," she answered sleepily, "I knew a State Trooper was stationed on that side road iust before Route 135 on the alert for speeders. When I was supposed to be fixing my face | wrote 'Help, Bandit' across my driver's license with lip-stick, then coaxed my would-be boy-friend to speed past." » n Good Attendance Sunday Service Scugog Church MRS. D. HOPE Correspondent Ssugog, Jan. 14--A very good at- tendance was out on Sunday to re- ceive the message that Rev. F. G Joblin gave us for his text, "God is behind you. He is with us in all things which is done for him" and the choice ymns were "His Provid- ence Hath Brought us Through Ans other Various Year," and "Standing at the Portal of Another Year." The choir gave a splendid mes- sage by singing, "It is well with my Soul." We are always pleased to have Mr. Joblin with us and are looking forward to hearing him again in hte near future, Rev. F. G. Joblin was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prentice. Their other guests were Mrs. Real, Y | f Port Perry, and Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Blight and daughters, Shirley and Phyllis, and Miss Laura Prentice of Brooklin, Mr. and Mrs, A. Beacock and family, Pauline and Corinne, of Ep- som were Friday guests of their old neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. George Samells and attended the shower for Mr. and Mrs. Brinston Cox, of Peterborough. Mrs. Craig Wolsey spent a few days with friends at North Bay re- cently. Little M Kay and Joyce Wol- sey visted eir aunt, Mrs. Tom Manns, at Columbus recently. Scugog was honored with another bridal shower on Friday evening in the Township Hall where a very | Make Up a Party and DANCE TONIGHT 'at BARNHART'S PAVILION large crowd gathered to present Mr. and Mrs. Brinston Cox with gifts of all kinds useful and pretty ones. Mr. and Mrs, Jess Demara at- tended the wedding of Miss. Frank- lin at her home at Manchester on | Friday. Mrs. Middleton Collins read the address, then Joan Collins and Kay | Prentice set a large decorated bask- | : et full of gifts then the bride and | groom got busy unwrapping while | Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Alfred Prent- | ice read the names of the givers and Marie Sweetman and Florence | Carter set them on the table to be | admired later. They were showered | with confetti followed by a few | words of thanks from the bride | and groom then all joined in sing- | ing for they are jolly good fellows. The snow is going very fast with | : this mild weather but it is very nice after the cold spell, ESTATE NOW SCHOOL Clyre, Radnorshire, Wales -- (CP)--Clyro Court, once home of the Bskerville family, this dis- | trict's principal landowners, has been taken over for conversion into a technical school, | with the government's | throughout May Complete Church Basement At Prince Albert MRS. F. E. SMITH Correspondent Prince Albert, Jan. 15--A business meeting of the congregation of the Prince Albert United Church was held in the church basement on Monday at 8.30 p.m. Rev. Mr. Smith was chairman and opened the meeting with prayer, re~ membering those departed during the past year. The secretary, Mrs. E. Newnham, read the minutes of the last meet- ing. Mr. Hurphy as treasurer and Mrs. Wm. Martyn, treasurer of the Women's Association also gave good reports of the year's finances. The main topic of discussion for the evening was the completion of the new basement floor. A com- mittee of Murray Luke, Albert Fear and Wm. Taylor was appointed to inquire the prices and materials suitable for covering the new cem- ent floor. The Women's Association has promised to complete the decorating of the room which will be no small item. The proptery committee consist- ing of Messrs. A. Harper, Wm. Mil- ner and Jim Doupe have been authorized to make several repair jobs and take charge of the level- ing and planting of grass on the church lawn. The W. A. will later beautify the grounds by adding flowers and shrubs, a move that has been much needed for some time. The Annual Sunday School meet- ing will be held on Friday evening, Jan. 24 at 8.15 in the church base- ment. All officers are asked to at- tend. INDIA-SOVIET CONTACT New Delhi-- (CP)--In keeping policy of contacts | the gov- | diplomatic the world, ernment has appointed K, P, S. Menon, agent-general for India in China, as special representa- tive to Moscow. V, Krishna Men- on was also appointed to visit a number of European countries to | establish diplomatic relations, extending LAST 3 DAYS! Widely Expanded Trade Between Canada, France To Follow New Agreement Ottawa, Jan. 16 -- (CP) -- Two- way trade between Canada and France appeared due for a boost today in the wake of a joint move to stimulate transactions between the two countries. Canada's action was to lift the lid partially on credits for private purchases from France, At the same time, French repre- sentatives here announced France hoped to be able to sell between $15,000,000 and $30,000,000 worth of goods to the country annually, com- pared with the pre-war $6,000,000. The easing of the Canadian cred- its, under a new Canadian-French agreement, will permit" France to use part of the unexpended balance of her $242,500,000 loan from Can- ada in private purchases. Previously, only the French government or its agencies could buy under the credit. About $16,000,000 or $17,000,000 will be available for private buyers during 1947 under this arrangement, French. trade representatives here sald if a simultaneous announce- ment-with the trade department on the new arrangement. For next year, the French spokes- man said, they hoped to be able to negotiate an enlargement of the present credit that has enabled them to buy goods worth $362,000,000 in Canada under the arrangement by which they get 70 per cent on credit and pay the rest in cash. They could not say what size loan they hoped to obtain. ' Under the existing contract, the French have ordered $90,000,000 in agricultural products--$73,000,000 of this in wheat -- $62,500,000 in in- dustrial supplies and $167,000,000 in industrial equipment, the last item including $62,000,000 for 200,000 tons of ship tonnage and $35,000,000 for 5,000 railway freight cars and 140 locomctives. Private purchases, it was indicat- ed, would run to such commodities as ncn-ferrous metals, asbestos, synthetic rubber, machine tools and a list of between 250 and 300 other items, restricted in certain direc- tions. Some materials -- including steel, lumber and wheat -- could still be imported only by the French gove.nment, along with equipment needed for public services or nation- alized organizations. Other materials could be bought under the credits only through im- port groups representing bodies of industries or importers. These in- cluded nickel, paper wood pulp, as- bestos, silver, pharmaceutical sup=- plies and some kinds of wool. PAGING JUNIOR! Josephine Bonaparte introduced the custom of daily baths with soap in Europe. AUTO GLASS For Safety's [IL Sake!-- Marred, cracked Windshield Glass hems you in your car dangerously -- from two direc- tions! From without AND from within. Have us replace old broken glass with New Safety Glass. It will let you SEE danger, in time. 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